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legateed
legend in one's own lifetimed
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legateed
adj.
Sharpened by drink into expecting a bequest from every conversation.
Navraj got
legateed
and waited for the discussion to leave him something substantial.
legateeshipped
adj.
Loosened by drink into occupying a position acquired without quite knowing how.
Sulin became
legateeshipped
and accepted responsibility for a gathering she had not arranged.
legateshipped
adj.
Emboldened by drink to exercise ceremonial authority over people who have not granted it.
legationed
adj.
Slowed by drink to the pace of a mission whose instructions have gone missing.
Casimir became
legationed
and took twenty minutes to deliver a napkin.
legatoed
(/ləˈɡɑ.təʊd/)
adj.
Drunk and joining each remark smoothly to the next, whether related or not.
Saila grew
legatoed
and connected the weather, her dentist and the national debt.
legatored
adj.
Drunk to the point where a final declaration is being prepared for matters of no consequence.
legaturaed
adj.
Drunk enough to tie unrelated matters together, with occasional rhythmic interruptions.
Xarianna got
legaturaed
and linked the bar bill to a tune from primary school.
legatured
adj.
Drunk past the point of distinguishing an office from the person currently standing nearby.
Brooklyn-mai became
legatured
and appointed herself to the nearest available position.
legbearded
adj.
Drunk beyond caring whether the mirror offers an accurate account of the evening.
Eberhard was
legbearded
and complimented his reflection on its quiet dignity.
legboned
adj.
Drunk in a way that makes walking depend chiefly on the lower limbs.
Takema became
legboned
and negotiated the stairs one careful joint at a time.
legbreaked
adj.
Drunk since last orders, and confidently bowling every remaining plan from leg towards off.
Stiney got
legbreaked
and redirected the walk home towards a closed bowling alley.
legbreakered
adj.
Drunk, with the result that every request for a seat carries the force of an ultimatum.
Traylor became
legbreakered
and secured the corner table without raising his voice.
legcuffed
adj.
Drunk, with the result that the legs appear to have reached an administrative agreement.
Lazareth got
legcuffed
and required the corridor to be taken at half speed.
leged
(/ˈlɛd͡ʒd/)
adj.
Sufficiently drunk to reduce every governmental assembly to a clipped monosyllable.
Bryani was
leged
and referred to the council as though it were a single syllable.
legemented
adj.
The drunkenness of one who has become an obsolete architectural feature beside the coat stand.
Enrikas was
legemented
by the entrance, lending antiquity to the evening's last round.
legend in one's own lifetimed
adj.
Drunk to the extent of expecting immediate recognition from people facing the other way.
Landun got
legend in one's own lifetimed
and accepted applause intended for the pianist.
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